OUR GUIDE TO
Kure Beach
Discover Charming Kure Beach
Sand, sun, and surf. Carolina Beach is classic, free-spirited, and filled with the charm of vacations past. Stroll the famed boardwalk for the best restaurants to enjoy the familiar taste of summer. Take a ride on the Ferris wheel for stunning views and soon-to-be cherished memories. When you’re ready for an adventure, Wilmington–one of the state’s hippest small cities–is just a short drive south.
With pristine beaches, crystal-clear waters, and natural beauty, Kure Beach is a perfect destination for those looking to escape the hustle and bustle of city life. Enjoy swimming, fishing, and sunbathing on the soft white sand beaches, or explore the nearby parks for hiking and biking. Dine at a variety of restaurants serving fresh seafood and local cuisine. Kure Beach's peaceful atmosphere and natural beauty make it a top choice for travelers looking for a tranquil vacation spot.
What to Do
Kure Beach Ocean Front Park & Pavilion
Ocean Front Park is a fantastic addition to Kure Beach, providing an oceanfront setting that includes a variety of amenities such as an open-air pavilion with a stage for events, public restrooms, a walking path, a children's play area, and swings.
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Kure Beach Pier
Cast your line and enjoy stunning ocean views from the Kure Beach Pier!
North Carolina Aquarium
Make connections with the natural world at the North Carolina Aquarium at Fort Fisher. Feel the smooth skin of a gliding stingray, look an albino alligator in the eye, and delight in a family of otters playing in a waterfall.
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What's better than a quick burger and an ice cream cone on a hot summer's day? Stop by this quaint walk-up restaurant for a mid-day meal while you're exploring the area.
This is more than just a historical site! Explore Fort Fisher for the scenic views, exhibits, and artifacts recovered from sunken ships.
The iconic Kure Beach Pier is the centerpiece of our charming seaside village. Cast your line or just enjoy stunning views of the Atlantic.
